Our narrator is Moshe, the donkey that Jesus rode into Jerusalem on Plam Sunday. He leads us through the events surrounding Jesus' life. The video is ideal for Christmas preparation, but use it again during Lent and at Easter. This video can be used at any time during the year to indtroduce Jesus' life for elementary grade children.

This resource is designed to jumpstart discussions about who God is and how God acts in individual lives and the world. Ten top scholars and teachers of the Lutheran Seminary help viewers navigate the fundamental questions of their faith. This is an intimate glimpse into the heart of God that will help form a mature image of the triune God - Creator, Savior, and Spirit. Two formats you can choose: long format (six 15-minute sessions) and "kick-start" format (eighteen 5-minute parts)
Tape 1 consists of two 15min-sessions/ six 5min-sessions.
Session 1.Who is God? (Our search for God? or God's Search for Us?; Let God Be God; God the Creator); Session 2.What Kind of God? (Is God Angry?; Is God Father?; God-Father, Son, and Spirit)

Tape 2 consists of two 15min-sessions/ six 5min-sessions.
Session 3.Jesus: God's Surprise (More Than We Expected; God Was in Christ; A Teacher and More); Session 4.Jesus: God With Us (Beyond Tradgedy; Jesus, Once and Always; The Great Reversal)

Tape 3 consists of two 15min-sessions/ six 5min-sessions.
Session 5.Who (or What) is the Holy Spirit? (The Spirit and Spirituality; The Spirit and the World; The Spirit in the Bible); Session 6.The Spirit is Life (The Spirit's Work; Experiencing the Spirit; Signs of the Spirit)

Tape 4 (11 stories; 5min/ea)
1.A baby called John; 2.The first Christmas; 3.When Jesus was young; 4.Jesus' special friends; 5.Jesus the teacher; 6.Jesus gives the people food; 7.Secrets Jesus told; 8.The story of the good Samaritan; 9.The story of the sower; 10.The story of the two brothers; 11.The story of the great feast.

This kit is about the essential truths of the Christian faith and how these truths are to be lived out. Rather than just teaching doctrinal knowledge, this course shows you how to apply biblical truths and implement them in your everyday life. 11 Truths are: 1.Bible 2.God 3.Jesus 4.The Holy Spirit 5.Creation 6.Salvation 7.Sanctification 8.Good and Evil 9.The Afterlife 10.The Church 11.The Second Coming. Each consists of two parts. (Total 22 lessons)
Leader's and participant's guides; CD contains: PowerPoint slides and additional handouts and supplemental programming resources that may be printed out and used.
Zondervan, 2003.

PART 4 of 4: Growth of Christianity.
This last tape documents the events of the second and third centuries in which Christianity grew from a small Jewish sect to an official religion of the Roman Empire.

The film traces Jesus' life, focusing on the events that occurred after he died and on his first followers, the men and women whose belief, conviction, and martyrdom created a major movement that transformed the Roman Empire in the space of only three hundred years.
PART 1 of 4 : The life of Jesus from ministry to crucifixion.
This first part traces the life of Jesus, exploring the message that helped his ministry and the events that led to his crucifixion.

PART 2 of 4 : Rise of Christianity/ First Revolt.
This hour turns from the life of Jesus to the period following his death.

PART 3 of 4 : Impact of the Gospels/the Second Revolt.
In this video, we examine the period after the first revolt, tracing the impact of the Gospels, and the growing hostility between Christians and Jews. Concludes with another Jewish war against Rome, the Second Revolt.